ROCK

Pete and Roger by The Margaret Hooligans: Review In August of 2022, The Margaret Hooligans released their tribute to the rock band The Who and its two remaining icons as of now, singer and guitarist Pete Townshend and lead singer Roger Daltrey. Titled “Pete and Roger,” the song features the…

Zona Prohibida (Remastered Edition) by Horizonte Lied: Review The underground Mexico-based electronic band Horizonte Lied produced their first ever release “Zona Prohibida,” an electro-alternative attempt. Released by Synthpop Your World Records and now with an instrumental version out to feature a 80s atmospheric dance, it is expected to be one…

Notice by Masha and the Fam: Review A piano-driven powerful track that will send you chills. “Notice” by Masha and the Fam is a melodic piece that starts off with a somber piano arrangement, and the singer’s voice resonates throughout. Eventually, a choir enters, and it sounds absolutely epic. The…

Family Ties by Drew Hunter: Review The 25-year-old musician from Denver Drew hunter’s newest single is a heartfelt ballad about toxic relationships with one’s family members. It’s one thing to sing about toxic relationships with one’s romantic partners or friends or acquaintances, but it’s a completely different beast when it…

NOTHING by Clay Joule: Review Clay Joule is an absolute beast with his blues rock knockout track, ‘NOTHING’. The guitar arrangement is insane, and every lick is like e godly tone. You could pick up on all the classic blues licks from this song, and it’s such a groove to…

Eggshell Minefield (Single) by Dream of a Man in a Top Hat: Review Can you relate to the feeling of “walking on eggshells” with someone, that has always lurked without you being able to express it? Combine that with a panic-inducing minefield, and you get a near-to-impossible experience – which…

Israel’s Be’er Sheva is home to Elad David, who was born there in 1981. At the age of 12, he began his relationship with the guitar, and by the time he was 15, he was already performing and playing in his own band. After serving in the military, he spent…

Industrial Love by Mote: Review Mote has been writing songs and singing in bands since he was seven years old. Even at his lowest, the gifted American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has never abandoned music. With a string of tracks published since 2021, including the most recent addition, “Mote,” listeners…

Wuss by Snakedoctors featuring Ada Nike: Review Promoting their fourth studio album ‘Four and a Half’, the Polish rockers Snakedoctors have released a face-melting new single named Wuss. The double CD album will have two versions of it. However, on the single version that the band decided to release for…

Life in 3 by Strangely Alright: Review The very definition of Magic Rock, that’s what I’d like to categorize ‘Life in 3’ by Strangely Alright. Their sound feels really profound, and it’s the type of music you hear not quite often nowadays. The psychedelic, blues, and progressive nature of the…